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My mind does not think in Kj. But if u tell me something uses as much energy as a 50W lightbulb for 1h. I know what that means.

I do know that 3600Kj equals 1Kwh. So I used that as an intermediate step to do the conversion. It does not have to be a relevant value on the map.

The reason I found the values low. Is that I have a big dehumidifier that uses 2000W. But it does not give me 40L every hour. But OP already explained that these are theoretical minimum values.

3600Kj is 1Kwh. And 1kg is 1L. But the graph shows values from 0Kj/L till 280 Kj/L

Since 3600Kj is not on the chart. Taking a value that I can easily divide, being 180Kj/L. Would give me 1/20th of that 1Kwh. Or 50Wh/L

The map has values higher and lower, but 180Kj/L looked like a reasonable middle ground to calculate. Taking 1,5x our 180Kj/L would give 270Kj/L, or almost the top values. And is still only 1,5x 50Wh/L or 75Wh/L.

those energy values seem low to me. or did i bork my conversion somewhere?

3600Kj/kg would be 1kWh/L --> 180Kj would be 50Wh/L

i would think it would take more than 50w for an hour to get a liter of water

Do you do delivery ?